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Black Panther : L'intégrale #1989 cover
Cover: Bill Reinhold

Black Panther : L'intégrale #1989

Jan 2021 · Panini France · 32 EUR
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "Une rumeur d'espoir," T'Challa confronts the past when he tracks down Anton Pretorius, uncovering the truth behind his mother Ramonda’s disappearance. With Gene Colan’s evocative art and Tom Palmer’s sharp inks, this powerful moment of reunion unfolds as T'Challa faces the man who held his mother captive, choosing mercy over vengeance. The story, written by Don McGregor and Laurence Belingard, is a gripping chapter in the Black Panther saga, with Bill Reinhold’s cover capturing the weight of legacy and revelation.

Contains 25 stories
Une rumeur d'espoir
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa] (also in flashback)Patrick Slade (introduction)Elmer Gore (cameo introduction, villain)T'Chaka (flashback)
Cadavres oubliés
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Patrick SladeElmer Gore (villain)Strike (introduction, villain, member of Gore's mercenaries)

In "Cadavres oubliés," T'Challa meets secretly with Patrick Slade, their tense conversation cut short when mercenaries led by Elmer Gore launch a brutal ambush. With Slade trapped and T'Challa ensnared in concertina wire, the stakes rise in a moment of sudden, visceral danger.

Une terre rouge sang
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Patrick SladeElmer "Sex 'n Violence" Gore (villain)Strike (villain)

In "Une terre rouge sang," T'Challa fights to break free from concertina wire as Elmer Gore's mercenaries assault him, but amidst the chaos, Patrick Slade seizes his chance—pulling the knife from his arm and slipping away unseen.

L'homme qui aimait l'aube
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti Chikane (introduction)Miriam Chikane (introduction)Mendinao (cameo flashback)

In the shadowed depths of a remote mining outpost, T'Challa, wounded and desperate, finds unexpected aid in Zanti Chikane, a quiet miner heading to his shift. As they press on toward the hidden glider, the distant rumble of an approaching army truck cuts through the silence—threatening to end their fragile hope.

Force raisonnable
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikanePercy Boraine (introduction)Cynthia

In "Force raisonnable," T'Challa and Zanti find themselves intercepted by army soldiers, forcing a sudden and tense standoff. With quick thinking and precision, T'Challa neutralizes the threat, then uses the soldiers’ own truck to make a swift escape, leaving the confrontation behind.

Exposition nue
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneMagistrate of Communications Anton Pretorius (introduction, villain)Corporal Percy Boraine

In "Exposition nue," South African Magistrate Anton Pretorius escalates tensions after learning of T'Challa’s unauthorized incursion into the country, mobilizing troops and broadcasting the news to the nation. T'Challa and Zanti race against time to reach the solar glider, only to hear Pretorius’ televised accusation mid-flight.

Fragiles artéfacts
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneSarah Slade (introduction)Elmer Gore (villain)Gore's mercenaries [Miyo Moshigo (introduction)Strike] (villains)

In "Fragiles artéfacts," T'Challa and Zanti return to a Black township to confront Patrick Slade, only to find him under watch by one of Gore’s men, who alerts his superior. As T'Challa speaks with Slade’s wife, Sarah, in the shop, the township is suddenly overrun by soldiers unleashing tear gas on the residents.

La haine derrière les larmes
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneTheodore Olebogeng (introduction)Eugene van der Merwe (introduction, villain)

In "La haine derrière les larmes," T'Challa intervenes during a violent crackdown on a black township, rushing to save a young boy, Theodore Olebogeng, from a speeding, tear-gassing truck. As he disables the vehicle, a soldier named Eugene van der Merwe opens fire, putting T'Challa in immediate danger.

Action justifiable
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneTheodore OlebogengSouth African security forces [Eugene van der Merwe (villain)] (villains)
Risque personnel
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneSouth African security forces [Sergeant CrowderEugene van der Merwe (villain)] (villains)
La version officielle
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]South African security forces [Eugene van der Merwe (villain)] (villains)Sarah SladeAnton Pretorius (villain)Minister of Security Doeke Riebeeck (introduction, villain)

In "La version officielle," T'Challa narrowly evades capture and returns to his solar glider, slipping into the shadows as the authorities launch a public manhunt. Anton Pretorius and Minister of Security Doeke Riebeeck take to the airwaves, broadcasting a desperate appeal for citizens to report any sign of the fugitive king.

Voix écoutées, voix ignorées
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneMiriam ChikaneW'Kabi (cameo)Magistrate of Communications Anton Pretorius (cameo)Minister of Security Doeke Riebeeck (cameo)
Le droit de tuer
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneAnton Pretorius (villain)Doeke Riebeeck (villain)Comrads [Nkosi (introduction, villain)] (introduction, villains)Sgt. Eugene van der Merwe

In "Le droit de tuer," tensions flare between Anton Pretorius and Doeke Riebeeck as they debate tactics regarding T'Challa, while Zanti Chikane brings the Black Panther to the secluded home of Miyo Moshigo—just as the Comrads, fierce anti-apartheid radicals, close in to eliminate her.

Quelqu'un va payer
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneTheodore OlebogengMiyo Moshigo (villain)Comrads [Nkosi (villain)] (villains)Walter OlebogengOliverBernard

In "Quelqu'un va payer," T'Challa races to save Miyo Moshigo from the Comrads, facing down brutal violence as they overwhelm him and douse him in gasoline, setting the stage for a desperate confrontation. The story unfolds with tense urgency, grounded in the stakes of justice and survival.

Hier soir, j'ai pleuré pour la liberté
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneTheodore OlebogengMiyo Moshigo (villain)Comrads [Nkosi (villain)] villainsthe Fathers (introduction, villains)Walter OlebogengOliver

In "Hier soir, j'ai pleuré pour la liberté," Theodore Olebogeng risks everything to save T'Challa as flames spread across his back, caught in a brutal clash between the Comrads and a group of anti-apartheid radicals known as the "Fathers." With danger closing in and the ground soaked in gasoline, the tension mounts as Nkosi reignites the flames, turning the battlefield into a deadly inferno.

Promesses perdues
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneTheodore Olebogeng (dies)Comrads (villains)the "Fathers" (villains)Walter Olebogeng

In "Promesses perdues," T'Challa and Zanti Chikane race against time to save Theodore Olebogeng, a young man severely burned in the escalating conflict between the Comrads and the "Fathers." Their desperate journey to a whites-only clinic reveals the deep scars of a divided society, where even mercy is a privilege.

Sombres manoeuvres
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneDoeke Riebeeck (villain)Sergeant van der Merwe (villain)Elmer Gore (villain)Gore's mercenaries [Strike, Miyo Moshigo] (villains)Patrick SladeTheodore Olebogeng (flashback cameo)Anton Pretorius (flashback cameo)
Tant d'ennemis sans nom
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneElmer Gore (villain)Gore's mercenaries [StrikeMiyo Moshigo] (villains)Doeke Riebeeck (villain)Sergeant van der Merwe (villain)Patrick Slade (also in flashback, dies)Molale (flashback, death)

In "Tant d'ennemis sans nom," T'Challa faces off against the ruthless mercenary Elmer Gore and his men, while flashbacks reveal Patrick Slade's desperate mission to track down Ramonda—guided by a dying black maid’s final words. As Slade’s pursuit leads to a deadly confrontation, the stakes rise in a story that blends personal vengeance with the weight of secrets long buried.

Saisir ma chance
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneSarah SladeDoeke Riebeeck (villain)Sergeant van der Merwe (villain)Elmer Gore (villain)Strike (villain)Miyo Moshigo (villain)Anton Pretorius (villain)Patrick Slade (corpse)

In "Saisir ma chance," T'Challa finds himself caught in a web of suspicion after a violent incident at Patrick Slade's store, with Minister Doeke Riebeeck and Sgt. van der Merwe pressing him for answers. As tensions rise and allies grow scarce, a mysterious envelope from Sarah Slade reveals a message from Ramonda—urging T'Challa to retreat, not from danger, but from the conflict he’s unwilling to abandon.

La panthère dans la cité d'or
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Strike (villain)Ruth

In Johannesburg, T'Challa tracks down Strike during a rare break, uncovering a crucial lead: Anton Pretorius is the shadow behind Elmer Gore’s operations, and the trail points to Pretorius’s hidden residence.

Perte de contrôle
10 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneDoeke Riebeeck (villain)Sergeant van der Merwe (villain)

In "Perte de contrôle," T'Challa races to uncover the truth behind a string of attacks, leading him to suspect Anton Pretorius—but the trail grows more dangerous when his sonar glider is discovered by Doeke Riebeeck and Sgt. van der Merwe. As T'Challa rushes to protect his ship, Zanti Chikane follows, caught in the crossfire of a confrontation that escalates before the full danger is understood.

Les adieux
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Zanti ChikaneDoeke Riebeeck (villain)Sergeant van der Merwe (villain)Spider-Man (cameoon comic book cover)

In "Les adieux," Zanti Chikane finds himself caught between loyalty and survival when a desperate confrontation unfolds between T'Challa’s sonar glider and the forces of Doeke Riebeeck and Sgt. van der Merwe. Though wounded, Zanti rallies to protect T'Challa’s mission, earning a quiet moment of gratitude before being returned to his home. The story captures a fleeting, poignant exchange between warrior and ally, grounded in action and quiet resolve.

Barrières
8 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Miyo Moshigo (villain, dies)

In "Barrières," T'Challa arrives at Anton Pretorius' estate only to be ambushed by Miyo Moshigo, a sharp-eyed sniper hidden in the trees. After a brutal struggle that ends with Moshigo impaled on a wall of spikes, T'Challa is forced to flee through the estate’s deadly defenses—first evading guard dogs, then finding himself trapped in a bear trap as the main house looms just out of reach.

Les opposants
16 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Elmer Gore (villain)Anton Pretorius (cameo, villain)Ramonda (cameo introduction)

In "Les opposants," T'Challa fights his way free from a deadly trap only to face a new threat: a guard dog and the ruthless Elmer Gore, who stands between him and the truth hidden at Anton Pretorius’ estate. With Ramonda on the balcony above and the pool a looming danger, T'Challa must rely on every ounce of skill and resolve to survive the ambush.

Retrouvailles à l'aube
16 pp · Superhero
Black Panther [T'Challa]Ramonda (introduction)Anton Pretorius (villain)Elmer Gore (villain, dies)

In "Retrouvailles à l'aube," T'Challa confronts the past when he tracks down his mother, Ramonda, hidden for decades by Anton Pretorius in South Africa. After escaping a deadly confrontation with Gore, T'Challa uncovers the truth behind Ramonda’s disappearance and the man who held her captive. The story unfolds with quiet intensity as T'Challa faces a painful legacy, choosing mercy over vengeance in a moment that reshapes his path home.

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Full credits

artist Gene Colan
colorist Mike Rockwitz
letterer BIT
cover pencils, inks Bill Reinhold

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